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Because "." is not a relative path :P

It is actually, it corresponds to the current directory.

It is however redundant in the script, it works equally good without it.

Here's how to code should look like:

FileCopy ("hello.dll", "C:\Windows\blablabla\hello.dll")

:)

Broken link? PM me and I'll send you the file!

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